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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-07
Jos. Arth's Subdivision of Block So, Ly-
man Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and

Leffmann's Subdivision of Block Sc, Ly-
go man Dayton's Addition to st.
lfs Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-07
Hamline Plat, st. Paul.
Supposed owner and

PUNT DOUGLAS STREET, SOUTH
SIDE.
Robert Rollers Subdivision of Block
rs, Lyman Dayton's Addition to
st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-07
Supposed owner and


Stinson's Subdivision of Block so, Ly-
man Dayton's Addition to st. Paul.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17
THREATENED WITH IMPRISONMENT.
Judge Gresham Orders ]. B. Falley to Forth
with Produce His Books.

James b. Falley, of Falley & Hoes, was brought
before Judge Gresham yesterday to show cause
why they had not turned over the books Of Fail
ley & Hoes to David Murphy. who has been ap-
pointed receiver When the case was called at
noon yesterday there was some difficulty
At getting at the facts, and the
Judge placed the witness under oath, and pro-
ceeded to get at the bottom facts without any
help from the lawyers. James B. Fslley, the
removed trustee of the Arm. claimed that he had
never seen the books, but had paid out over
81 900 on preferred claims, and had on hand less
than $500 He had called at the store OF FaIiey
g. Hoes, aud did not find book belonging to the
Arm. When Judge Coffroth attempted to make
suegestion the Judge informed him tn at he was
treading on dangerous ground, and If the books
were not produced forthwith. tho parties hold
ing them would 60 to Jail Immediately. This
brought an acknowledgement from Joseph Falley
of the firm, that he had taken the books home,
and was ready to turn them over. The ex.
trustee. James b. Falley, was granted until
Wed nesday to make full report, and II was
directed that $500 in wages be paid the en-
Moves of the frm without prejudice to claims
Of creditors.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17
SALE OF FLOODED CATTLE.
A Largely Attended Public Auction Of Here
fords at the Stockyards Yesterday.

Mr.. G. M. Culbertson. of Newman, ILL.,. yes
terday afternoon offered at the stockyards
draft of twenty-six head of pure-bred Hereford
cattle from his Hereford Park herd He is q re-
tired Chicago packer. who, by his Hberality and
Judgment has imported and built up one of the
finest herds of Hereford cattle in world. The
animals offered for sale had all been raised by
himself, and were Of the most
fashionable strains of Hereford breeding.
The Hereford breeding fraternity was we'll rep
resented, among others present being BENZ.
Hershey, OF tho Hershey Lumber Company,
Muscatine, Ia; c. M. Parmlee, DesPiaines, ILL.,;
Adams Earl, Lafayette. Ind; p. D: Morse. Chi
cago; DR.. O. Bush, Sheldon, Ill; Tom Pointing.
Moawequa. H.; ]. o. Curry, Aurora. Ill.,; b.
Henning, Wheatland Mich; John p Gagen,
Lafayette. Ind; r. W. Sample. Lafayette. Ind; ;
J. NJ. Osborne, eommsreisi agent: VA
and j. W. Heath, Lafayette. A large number
of farmers and stockmen from this State also
witnessed the sale, and the State Board of Agri-
culture, now in session, adjourned its meeting
son had intended to hold the sale at Chicago.
| but on account OF contagious cattle disease in
| Cook county, this place was aeleeted Mr. W.
P. Ijams, superintendent of the Stock-yards, in
| anticipation Of the number OF public sales OF
| 6pe stock which will undoubtedly be held here
after at indianapolis has let the contract for the
| immediate erection Of sale pavilion near the
Exchange Building. q. the stock-yards. which
| will! be heated from the Exchange
Building, thus affording comfort
| able place for holding public sales
| Of stock at any time in the year There are
! only two of these pavilions in the West-one at
Chicago and the other at Kansas City. Four
teen females were sold for $3.50, averaging
1908 60 EACH the purchasers being E. D. Morse
of Chicago; D. Kenning, Wheatland, Mich
John P Gogen. Lafayette; ]. 0. Curry. Aurora
Ill. and Tom Pointing, Moawequa. ILL., Twelv,
bulls we're sold for 50 040, averaging 1888 3;
each. The purchasers were Marshall Pugh. o
this city; F. W. lie Sueur, Defiance, O.; E. D
Morse, Chicago; Tom Pointing. Moawequa, I'D.
DR.. O. Bush Sheldon. ILL.,; Knight Bros. KeArney
Neb; j. NJ. Osborne, Kearney; w. P. Strain
Rockville, Ind; Josephus Ash, Harristown, Ill
and J. d. Williams, Kokomo, The twenty-s
; head brought 1920. or an average OF $3.50
each.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

snonio proceed to hold its department. meeting
G"1er such omcers as may be present. Mrs. Alice
r. ur'mn, department. president, having failed
dent Had the ladies been present. there won,d
nave been no question in their minds of the
reaainess OF the boys to stand by them. and the
zephyr as before mentioned must have suggested
Inc, Inc slenai nag with the black patch to the few
prevailed, which Endorsed the meeting even in
.ne absence OF Mrs. Griffin, who. if she
IS not present to morrow, will probably find her
sen Without body OF auxiliary corps to preside
~ az any iutnre time when she may have it
In mind TO call the meeting. which majority Of
tne delegates throughout the State expected
would nave been held at the same time as the
department encampment
rrior to adjournment the encampment made
the election of officers the snecial order for 10
o'clock A. N. to-day essa
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I
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She reads your secret and open life from the cradle
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ADJUSTMENTS

ENGLIsHs-M'NIsH, JOHNSON 3 sI4AvrN.
McNish, johnson & Slavin's minstrels drew
an audience to English's Opera house last night
that packed the theater. The show has several
excellent features, including the acrobatic
speciaIties OF Ramzo ana Arno and the act of
frank Hill, q contortionist and equilibrist sur
passed BY none. Bob Slavin is as funny as
ever and the neat specialties of Carroll johnson
were highly enjoyed. Frank MeNish is
equaied in his excellent Silence and Fun" but
does not strengthen the show any by his work
on Inc END Many in the audience who went
20 near Frank Howard sing were disappointed
at TIE fallnre to do So for although widely ad-
vertised as one of the chief attractions of the
company, he is not with them and has not
been Tor some time. However, the singing is
falriy good. The show is scarcely mp TO the
STANDARD, out is, everything considered, reason
The audiences continue to be large at the Mu-
senm to see the Bennett & Moulton Comic Opera
Company. This afternoon and tonight they
Will appear In THE Mascot" for the first time
during the engagement Tomorrow afternoon
aud evening, "Girofe- Giroflar and bohemian
Girl" and on Saturday, ''Chimes of Normandy
and .Olivette."
Mr. BARLEY Campbelrs picturesque drama of
American life, '"The White Slave" which has
always been favorite play here, will be pre-
sented at the Grand tonight and during the re-
mainder OF the week. by the original company.
which Is large and talented, with a carload OF
special scensry and realistic mechanical effects.
The story OF the play is located in the South
during slavery times, and the play has an un-
usual human interest and originality. In many
respects it is the best play Mr.. Campbell nas
written The advance sale indicates good audi
ences.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17
Hintinx at Bribery.

CIR paw. Feb 16 "A sensation was caused in
=. uaasa a. Representatives, late this after
Noon r~S when Mr.. Donnsiiy, upon the defeat of
his hin fixing maximum rates of freight on
ara;n referred to the previous vote Of the House
On the same BILL in which eu. twsn'y ,h IN mem
psn ;nsormsd by Representative that one of
Inc on,a oct $3.50 for voting against this BILL and
se5O more to vote for Emery's railroad bill me
House adjourned withouta vote On Donhs's
motion 70 reconsider.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.


WAsHINGToN, Feb. II, A. N.
Special indications for twenty-four hours from
A. II for Indiana-Fair weather, followed by
local rains; warmer
For Illinois and Indiana-Locaf rains; souther-
" winds becoming variable; higher, followed by
lower temperature.
For Ohio and West Observation-Disclosures, fair
weather, followed by local rains; winds generally
southerly.
For Michigan and Wisconein--Fair weather.
followed by local rains or snow; variable winds:
higher temperature.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

Journal. It shows that the goad-prods Of that
paper have stirred up the animals in the Greaser
menagerie at lively rate. Prod em some n ore,
Journal. It's fun for you and healthy for them.
fou cant make them quit their meanness" on
nreiy, but You may shame them into efforts to
hide ct least part Of it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17
The Howl at the Journal

LoRansport Journal
The Green Smith Democrats all over the State
are bowling in chorus at the Indianapolis Jour
nal Their waiting is high compliment TO the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17
Rrown,a bronchial Troohea

:, .oIda. ttThorO Is nOthInR 70 %
co,nsarsd win them. s-Res O. u Waskins
Walton, Ind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

WE ARE GOING TO MOVE OUR MAMMOTH
w grocery across the street trom where we now
are to Nos 225 and 227 West Washington street, to
get more room for immense trade. and, to keep
from moving the goods, will come very giving
them away. What will become of the sugar business
if we stay in the grocery buainessf'
81 for IT pounds of Granulated Sugar.
81 for ~ pounds of N. O. Sugar.
So IS for brl of best -four. guaranteed.
81 for 100 pounds best meal
Csc for pounds of oatmeal.
8 1-3c for bar of Every Day soap.
3 1-3c for bar Of Diamond soap Werks Ger.
man soap.
25c for pounds Of starch.
lie for good broom.
40 for split basket
5Sc for the largest wash
48c for the second largest wash tub.
SSc for tho third largest wash-tnb.
Sc for one-gallon milk pans.
Sc for one half gallon milk pans-
Sc for quart of the finest marrowfat beans.
Sc for quart of the best navy beans
lie for quart of beans.
Sc for quarts of conamon navy beams
The for can of Holsters.
1Oc for half pound mug Of Scotch jam, retaia at $50
Slac for onehaH pound Of Kenton baking powder.
13c for one pound of baking powder.
We have too many goods and No want 10 reduea
0'' ''0'- A. @. & G. 4. KRErrLErN,
Mammoth Grocery. ga West Washington street.
Telephone 1912
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

A GROUND HOG CASE.
If the preacher is coming and you are out OF meat,
70 where you can purchase the incest kind of
Porterhouse steak for 12aac per pound
Round or loin steak per pound, 1Oc.
Chuck steak per pound, 7ioc.
Choice roasts per pound. z to Sc.
Boiling beef per pound. to Go.
Choice veal steaks per pound. 1219s
Choice mutton steaks per pound Ice.
Pork steaks per pound Zoe.
Pork chops per pound, 7l2c.
Fresh shoulders per pound. 71ec.
Fresh sides per pound, 7l2c.
All goods guaranteed. NJ. M. WILLIAMS,
81 aud 50 West Washington street.
Telephone CTS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

PERSONS suffering with quinsy can be quickly
cured by using ST. Jacobs Oil.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

WANTED FOR LADIES GAR
w ment. New style; handsome. Every lady ad
mires them. Address, with stamp, Box 1853, Hills
dale. Mich.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17
BOYS CLASSICAL SCHOOL

Eleventh year. Prepares for Harvard. Yale and all
oAhor Coe9ss and Scientific Schools Send for eata.
logue Special instructors in Gymnastics Voice Guilt
urs and Drawing. Feur BOARDING pupils recssvs4
T. l. SEWALL, indianapolis. Ind.
Separate school for girfs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

VXTANTED-EvERYONE TO KNOW WE ARE
w selling Boots and Shoes at cost For further
information ca at No. 20 North Pennsylvania street.
g. A. REISNER.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

"Reform" in Indiana.
National Republican.
Since the ''election" Of Turpie in Indiana re-
form has been on the rampage in that State.
Last week no less than three sons OF ged wild
overs eioped with their fathers intended brides
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

NEW YORK PUBLISHING COMPANY WANT
IN manager for Indiana branch. Rare onportunit,
for responsible party. ARMY OFFICER. box 0
journal Office
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 16.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17

OALESMAN WITH LARGE TRADE WANTS II
y represent an A mill manufacturers Of blsnl
cts OF fiannels Will furnish best Of references Al
dress S. G. HARRIS. 221 Fifth avenue, Chicago.
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KNIGHT & JILLsoN,
IS and a s. Penn. st.
WANTED.

VXTANTED-FIFTY FIRST.CLASS CARPEN
w ters to work y-work or piece-work. TERRE
HAUTE CAR AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
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~ ssa irou the treasury but 800 on expense &C.
n,,.s Al, an closing his report the commander
As wu mat although he bad been honored by
Wss a :, positions of Importance and trust, of
s,%, :, mem was he so proud IA that Of the po-
~ ., Commander Of the Department. Of In
~ o'ahd Army Of the Republic.
4 ls fSPort OF the Assistant Adjutant- general,
1 gAss os nspse. was mere ouslinir.' OF the wo-k
DIV Ws isf the year, the details Of which are
pi.,,s "a .Vf'h IN atstraen filed Herewith and
i NE ,ana aat Suartermaster-g general G. f. Whit
\ brt rs.N SHOWS that the total receipts for the
GGs ending Feb. is, 1887, have been $l1,
1 tina sa @a o.o tne expenditures during the same
4 fo~9S5aGo, leaving cash balance of $79l. 65.
rps hasea 10 this are s.. 900 invested in mort
lad tn.as.s accrued interest, sl49 and supplies
/ ae7l % 'ufe, Sa30 81, making: the total on hand
N The rsro,,
n s,r,.. OF the inspector, medical director,
i nd AlsS saa 81 various committees were read
n ION r. WIN the Adjutant general for publica
q yea ao Ms Journal of the department proceed
VIII ,hs s vi which, apart from their connection
Would ns luii Proceedings OF the encampment
sass A. y'yse OF special interest to either com
Mshss,ha N general reading public While tbs
Assie,raSs en adopted that all resolutions should
Ally APRON Without debate to committee spec
Naas,sr ,.si 10 wreste with eloquence of thi
tsuty ,nsuueed to writing, it was of a suf
"a ibshs ssiassie character TO admit OF seyera
Ne asranaseh, among which was one favorin
Oh nsnscsss;.;Meht OF temporary loan to NEE
~ Mnsssl assof ths State and thanking tn
y sisuins @ ,a Tor passing aud the Goyerno
ssh hssss,sls Soldiers Orphans Home bill
xe sssss1H !! law without the change Of lie,
sAs GsanJ II was prepared by committe
~ M ia MN afternoon Q mild zephyr stirre
assnnsrs. naii. raised by the proposition tina
Homsn;s 3 l, guarantee its moral support /
~ ercs. M;sl.el Corps, provided the member
@ssson IN attendance in the cit
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
SpraWOZdanie

homitet"' &edc=eyo 7o~uarzystwa
-P0lshiego ,Hotho Draueatyc=ne" Z
dt'a 26 yruania, 1856 p.
Czsonkow Tow. Pol. ,,Kotko
Dram"tyczne" liczy obecnie 12I
pr@ys'aplfo W tym rokus So
Wystaplt
UmMlo 9
aDochodu bylo W tym roku y o.
P'aty m'esie znego, bihliotcki. slo-
mem wogole S13O1,2l
Kozchedu byfo wogole 1880
------
Iozos'ple kasle 1881
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
ZarZad Towarzystwa k6ika
DramatycZnegO.
Z'Gte Wesele. = Pan Wr6-

Z'6te wesele. = Pan Wr6-
blewski, organista i nauczyciel W
Little Falls, Mimi, oraz zacna jego
ma}zonka beda obchodzili dniu
10 stycznia 2 wielka uroczystoscia
srebrne wcsele. Nahozenstwo ma
intencyq Jubilatow bedzie celebro-
wal ks. Chowaniec asystencyi
ks. Nagel i Langa.
Aulendar= na rok 1887, pod
tytu}em Past, %sprowadzony 4 Po-
z%nania: MONA nabyt cd FIR. Drqz-
k wskiego Winonie, Mimi.
"a 25 centow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
EfOleGa.

Niechaj bqd:ie pochwulony
Jezus Chrystus, Bog wcielony!
PoIski ludu, Bozym siewcm,
Witam Cjebie serca spiewcm.
Starodawny zwyczaj kaze
Rozweselac bratnio twarze;
Narodzony synek Bo4y
Mech swc SERGE wan otworzy,
Zloje task swych skarb bogaty
w vase miasta, w vase chaty
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
Wiel. ks. proboszcz II. Byzew-

HV"
ski ponownie zosta} wybrany pre-
sydentem grupy Zwiazkowej Sw.
Jana Chrzciciela, ma posiedzeniu 2
s stycznia. Ca}kowite sprawozdanie
y tego posiedzenia bedzie W PREY
yszfym numerze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13

Wszelkie medycyny, spro.
wadzane wprost Medycznego
Laboratorium sw. Stanlslawa W
buffalo, N. Y, ma ma sprzedat
hrJan Daszkowski W Wincnie
Nine, 852 King Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13

-Smicrc nisubtagana pozbawifa
mas w ubieglrm lygodniu prze
wodnika w na>zych Eracach marc
dowych Wlnonie, dziclnego
patryote i ne zacnitjsyego czt"wie-
ka pos Cd sroua tnte.is1ej Polonii.
w te mnie.i wiece.j sfowa ode
zwaf sic pomtedzy Innemi nasz
Wlclebny ks. proboszcz r. j
b view j W poniedzjatek, d.
10 stycznia, rrzemowie mad
trumna sp. Izeta M:eecsAiego.
l rzeczywiscie nlcboszczyk "a
s}uSyf IA tnkie ~zaszczvtne wspo-
mnienie posmiertne. Kto ME znaf
dawniejszej jego piracy patryotycz.
nej, lego p"sweeania SIG ola sprawy
nerodowr.i, mogi luz z ~slreszczonej
we Wio7usie mowy Jngo W dn>u
30 listopaia wnioskowaG o jego
goracei mifosei Ojczyzny Polski.
Sp. Jozef Je7ew~ki zacmiewal
swemi cnotami w~szystkich wiaru-
sow winohsIllch, jemu tez nalezy
sic dfuz~ze wspomnienio posmiert-
ne,ani&eli napisza jo nam pospolitvm
smiertelnjkom.
Urodzif SIG w T.. 1850 we wsi
Osowie, pod Wiclem, ma Kuszubach.
Pred 16 Iaty przybyt do Ameryn
w Chicago wyuczyf sic ~profesyi
mularskiej.
Ozeniwszy siq W Chicago, pre-
prowadzif SO do Wlnony i tn
przez piln4 prace dorobil $40 dosyd
znacznego majatku. OpuscIt zlem-
skie PADDLE jukv w~fascicicl trzech
dom6w i jednej Lofty.
Dorabiajac SIG majatku, praco.
wat zarazem mai urrava swego
umysfu = pilnie czytywuf gnzety
i ksiazlu polskie, a h%istorya polska,
choclaz W zadnej szkole jej sic ME
uczyf, znat lepiej, anizeli ~niejeden,
ktory z wielka nauNa 70 starego
swjata przybyi do Ameryki.
Kiedy pierwszych latach
tworzenia SIG Zwjazku Mar. Pol. i
tutaj ma to nova orgunizucya ma
rodowa n%apadano, on wystepcwaf
jake nieustraszony obrohca Zwiazku
Mar. Pol. jake jcden z najpiorw-
szych podpisat dekIarucya.
Jak gorIiwy udziai brat ME
boszczyk we wszystkich pracach
towarzyskich i narodowych naszej
k%olon;i, sw'adczy o tenn ia okol;cz-
nose, re nastepujaco Towarzystwu
/ Spofkl nasze traca w MIN swego
cztonka:
y Grupa Zwiazkowa
Kofko Dramatyczne,
y Tow sw. St#nistawa Kostki,
3) Legion Pulski,
~ spoika aIScyjna Wiarusowa,
81 Spofka akcyjna
P~oIskicgo Domu Handlowego.
w osiatni dzieh starcgo roISu
Xachorowaf, zaziebiwszy sic, i ma
tychmiast dostaf mocnoj garaczki.
W malignio mysl jrgo btakafa $40
gfownie dokoia %ukochanej Ojczyzny
= podniosf rece, i niby przeno~za-
cy sic do w%iecznosci patrvarcha,
proreczym wofaf glosem:-Niechnj
tylko wszyscy PoIacy poiacza sic
W Zwiazek Mar. Pol, a Polska
hedziel Ju& czytam przysziosc ga
ciemna mgfa j widze naszych Lee
gionistow, dopomagaja"ych lwom
krakowskim do zwyclestwa! - Do
Tojska, polska mtodzie4y, do
wojrka!...
To byiy 4statnie siowa nasze-
60 ihcie kosciuszkowskiego wiarusa,
ostatni jasn'ejacy moment konaja
cego swiccznlka narodowego, potem,
"a pare mlnut, swiatto tego swiecz-
nika zgasfo ma wieki ma ziemi, a
wzeszfo tenn jasniej W niebie.
Niechaj tam IL trcnu Nniwyz-
szego bedzie Cl nagroda "a Twoje
za>fugi, "a wczeBnie Cd
wofany scrdeczny druchu, u ma
ziemi, jnk sobie zyczytss,
Mech krzyi zatkna
Ma twym grohic,
A osoly W zyciu mite
Zleja }zami t~a mogi}e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-13
WIADOMOSCI
M IEJSCOW L,
Cygara p. Fortuiiskiego

La Crosse, jak sic przeiSo.
ala drukarnia W,arusa z ma
Edeslanego jej pude1ka ma
Cwiazdke, p~ostepuja w dobroci
v miare pomnazania sic Cd
piorcow szanownego fabrykan-
ia. W Winonie i w La Crosse
oraz w szerokiem promienlu
Ddako}a tych Mast talk sic ro-
botnicy przyzwyczaili do tych
znakomitych cygar, lie gGie-
waja sic okropnie ma ka2dego
saloniste, jezeli i'm poda inne
cygaro, iak pana Fortun-
fkiego. - Taxa wiernosc
rzetelnemu fabrykantowi po.
rinni okazywa6 p~rzedewszyst.
klein Polacy, poniewaz to krew
MEIL 49,
krwi naszej - kosG z kosci
naszej.
Dw6ch gosci 4 Milwaukee cd
wiedzi1o W sobote drukarnia WIa
s1ssa, PIP. Michaf Niezorawski j
Michat Bachinski. Wracali oni y
gosciny cd swego szwagra ks. Ba-
binskiego Z Humbird, Wis.
Wiel. ks. proboszcz Il. Byzew-
ski ponownie zosta} wybrany pre-
Eydentem grupy Zwiazkowej sw.
Jana Chrzciciela, ma posiedzeniu 2
stycznia. Ca}kowite sprawozdanie
i tego posiedzenia bedzie PREY
yszlym numerze.
Wszelkie medycyny, spro.
wadzane wprost z Medycznego
Labnratorium sw. Stanisfawa W
Buffalo, N. Y, ma ma sprzedak
rJan Daszkowshi W Winenie,
Hine, 852 King Str.
Klerk sadowy p. j. NJ. Shear
lown podaje liczbe ma1z nstw W
lfinonie W ciagu o~statniego roku
29l. Razwod6w hyio IL. Alto
l6N acknowledgement wydnno
yE65Q; Z ostatnich tylko 20 umiaio
ang;elsku.
rs. Jzef Meier, proboszcz ME
Iiocko katolick,ego kosciota W
FiDonie, tych dnluch powr6cil
wyeieczki do Eoropy. !.
TormsHetr " tenn m;escie
Eskaxywaf W piatek rano 50 stop
Iie poniaej zera.
Izba komisarzy powiatowych,
kt6rej naleAy takzs prezydrnt
pstkI akcyjnej W7arusa oh. Jan
Bambenek, odbyfa W o%statn:
tick posiedzenie, M ktorem po-
|ieday innemi dia, r6znych pism
- Ii iissowych uchwalono %honoraria,
kie wykonywae maia 'ozne
rnk.askie. WiurusoWi po-
Adfuk faportu skarbnika
ksodxcniem so dol ,raz
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przez mo. A. Cole W Rochester.
la kazdy MECH oznaczony
ma samem d o wyrazem
luie sic.
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